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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGOy. TFESDA'T. MAY 25. 1937.
PXGE IWl
LOCAL ahd PERSONAL 1
Jeroute Home E. 0. Jerome return
ed this morning by train after trans.
acting builneaa In the north.
Visits Mother Mrs. Sara Pyburn of
Sacramento. Cel., apent the week-end
her as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
J. H. Wright of Ross Lane.
Business Visitor W. D. Jackson
was among Medford visitors trans
acting business In Ashland yester
dsy. rrom Ashland The jut. Melville
T. Wire of Ashlsnd w among out
of -tern vlaltors transacting business
In Medford this morning.
Here on Business Business visitors
calling In Medford yesterday after
noon Included Russ Beck of Rogue
River and Mrs. Irene Morland of Gold
H1U.
Visit Mines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Rowberry and Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Madden of Ashlsnd visited the Ster
ling mines In the Applegat district
Bundsy.
Calling Here Out-of-town resi
dents visiting and shopping In Med
ford today Included Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Barnham of Phoenix and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Treferln of Butte Palls.
To Preach The Rev. Roy W. Nel
son, for some years pastor of the
Phoenix Presbyterian church, will
preach In his old pulpit next Sunday
morning.
Flying North Lieut. L. S. Heral
called yesterday at Medford munici
pal airport to have his army Douglas
observation plane refueled. He was
en rout from Oakland, Cal.. to Spo
kane, Wash.
Air Inspector Due Glen Neel, In
spector for the bureau of air com
merce, la scheduled to arrive from
Klamath Falls tomorrow for a routine
Inspection at the Medford munlclpel
airport.
Library Schedule Medford public
library, operating on the annual sum
mer schedule, will be closed each
Sunday through September 12. It
will be closed also all day next Mon
day, Decoration Pay.
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Forest Aid Helpful Training ac
quired In working for the Rogue
River national forest today brought
private employment to Charles Hier
holzer. CCC enrollee from Aurora, Mo.
Hlerholeer waa transferred a year ago
from Camp Applegate to the forest
shop at the warehouse on McAndrews
road. After receiving Instruction, he
waa placed In charge of the part de
partment, yesterday he was employ,
ed by the C. E. Qatea Auto company.
These Natural Herb
Formulas. Have Helped
400,000,000 Chinese
For thousands o f
years the Chinese
have made apeclal
studies of and Illus
trated each disease.
With this complete
data at hand they
have developed nu
merous herbal for
mulas for ridding the system of
Its Impurities. It also supplies
nourishment for the building up
and strengthening of the human
body.
Whatever you are suffering from
liver, kidney, stomach or blood
troubles, or whether you are af
flicted with catarrh, eough, asth
ma, bronchitis, ulcers, dizziness
hesdachea and piles, rheumatism
gas, bladder, colitis, rundown con
dition, sore throat, skin disorders
or female trouble come to us. We
slso prove to you the superior ef
fectiveness of the Chinese healing
herbs. Don't think we can be of
no service to you Just because
others could do you no good. Such
cases are exactly what we are af
ter. Ohan at Chan make no
charge for consultation, their
prices for Herbs are reason
able. Good health U your
most precious possession,
get well. KEEP WELL.
Chan & Chan
Chinese Medicine Co.
23.1 E. Main St.
Medford, Ore.
Office Open Dally 10 a. m. to
p. m. Sunday in to 13 a. m.
GREEN
SLA WOOHD
$4
Bio DOUBLE LOAD
. FOR DIRECT MILL DELIVERIES
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED I
Phone 7 Now
TIMBER PRODUCTS CO.
END OF NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE m
Receives Appointment Hami
Poffenbarger left last night for Stan,
field where he has received an ap.
polntment aa Junior assistant to the
technician on emergency conserve.
Hon, United states department of the
interior.
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Home from Funeral Mrs. Nora
Bandera returned home last night
from Xugene where she was called
by the sudden death of her alater.
Funeral services were held at Yon.
calla and Interment took place In
the family plot.
All-Day Meeting Slon Lutheran
Ladlea Aid society will meet In the
church parlors at 10 o'clock Thurs
dsy morning for an all-day sewing
session. A covered-dish luncheon
will be served at noon. All membera
were requested to make a special ef
fort to be present.
Drill Team Meet Eagles drill team
will hold a practice In the Medford
armory at 7:30 tomorrow night. All
members and recruits were requested
by William Peck, manager, to report
punctually. The team la being
groomed for competitive drllla at the
etate convention In Astoria next
month.
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Dance Tonight A large attendance
Is expected at the dance to be held
by the Fraternal Order of Eagles In
Dreamland at 9 o'clock tonight. The
Reno Racketeers, well known from
their radio programs, will provide
music snd entertainment. Proceeds
from the dance are to be used :or
the Eagles drill team.
Attendance Record An attendance
record of 81.1 percent waa attained
In April by headquarters company.
186th Infantry of the Oregon national
guard, It waa shown In a tabulation
issued by headquarters at Salem.
Company A had an attendance rec
ord of 83.5 percent, lt normal en
rollment being 60 men. Headquarters
compsny haa a normal enrollment of
17. Both Medford companies regis
tered attendance gains In April over
March.
Building Fermlts Lange Motor
company applied for two permits from
the city building Inspector's office
this morning. One for the construc
tion of a washrsck at 38 North Riv
erside avenue at a stated cost of
400. The other waa for the con
struction of a temporary sheet-metal
building at 17 South Riverside ave
nue at a stated cost of 6300. T. E.
Daniels applied for a permit to con
struct a ahoe-repalr shop at 137 North
Central avenue at a atated cost of
1700.
Move to Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Shockley and son Philip left to
day for Portland following the re
cent advancement of Mr. Shockley to
a position In that city with the
Northern Life Insurance company.
Mrs. Shockley and her son will spend
the summer at her former home In
Minnesota after which the family will
establish permanent realdence In
Portland. For the past two years
Mr. Shockley has been associated
with the Northern Life Insurance
company In this city where he hs
established a splendid record with
the company.
Driver Testa Usual weekly exam
ination of persona seeking licensee
to drive cara or trucks will be held
here Saturday. Ward McReynolds,
state examiner, will be at city hall
from 8 a. m. to A p. ra. to conduct
written examination and road teats.
Anyone desiring a license or permit
la asked to consult him during those
hours. Mr. McReynolds will also re
ceive appllcatlona for the renewal of
operators' licenses. Application blanka
may be procured at city and state
police headquarters, the sheriff's of
fice or the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce. They may be mailed
directly to the aecretary of state's
office In Salem or left with Mr. Mc
Reynolds. All operator licenses ex
plre on June 30. The new licenses,
costing $1. will be good for two years
Brings Prisoner Leo McLsln, Unit
ed States deputy marshal, returned
last evening from Klamath Falls
whither he went to serve subpoena
upon witnesses for trials In the fed
orsl court at Portland. He brought
back a prisoner Peter W. Keyea, 60
Klamath Falls Negro, who waa placed
In Jackson county Jail pending his
removal of Portland. Keye la charged
with selling liquor to Indians. Mr.
McLaln will take the prisoner to
Portland Friday night. This will end
Mr. McLaln'a temporary service as
deputy In charge of the Medford of
floe. He will reaume his regular post
on the marshal's ataff at Portland
and the oflfc here will be placed In
charge of Paul Hanlln. Medford resi
dent recently appointed deputy mar
shal. Mr. Hanlln haa been recelvtn?
training In Portland and Is expected
to return to Medford Bunoay.
PIKE
GO
Ex-Besident Returns O. O. Hens
lln, formerly engaged la the electric
business In Medford. arrived this
morning from Seattle and plana to
make hta home here again. He Is
well known here and la a formtr
member of the Medford Elks lodge.
Young Promoted Clyde E. Young
of the Ashland postolllc ha been
promoted from the rank of captain to
that of major In the Oregon national
guard 349th coast artillery. He re
places Walter W. Abbey, resigned.
Young has been captain In battery B.
Convalescing Herbert O. Youmana
of Rout 1. employe of the Timber
Product company, waa reported to
be making satisfactory progress today
at Community hospital where he
underwent an emergency operation
last Thursday noon. Ha I now per
mitted to receive visitor.
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Officials of th Ollmore Oil com
pany and dealer in the southern
Oregon district awmbld at th Ho
tel Medford Monday night for a din
ner arid general sales conference. The
meeting was planned by George Jail,
district manager for the company
with headquarters In this city, who
acted as chairman for the business
session, devoted to the Introduction
of a number of new Ollmore pro
ducts to dealers in this area.
Among the officials of the Ollmore
Oil company in attendance at last
night's meeting were R. U McCleod.
in charge of merchandising promo
tion for the Pacific coast. R. R. Lee.
Oregon division manager and T. J.
Honan. merchandising manager for
the Oregon dtvtslon. Thirty-five deal
ers from points in Jackson, Jose
phine and Klamath counties and a
number of wives wero present.
Included in the new Ollmore pro
duct which will be placed on the
market at Independent Ollmore sta
tions are batteries, garden sprays
and guns. liquid self-polishing wax,
automobile polish and cleaner and
a complete arrsy of household ne
cessities, according to Mr. Jail.
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TO AUGUST DRILL
Company A and headquarter com
pany. 186th Infantry of the Oregon
national guard, will leave here Aug
ust 17 to participate In fourth army
maneuvers at Port Lewis, Wash., It
waa stated In orders received by the
Medford unite today. The return
will be made to Medford on August
31.
Troop movement will be by motor
transport and train under a schedule
to be announced later, the orders
stated. Aa part of th 41st dlvlelon.
the Medford companies will occupy
the same tent-camp areaa at Camp
Murray, rort Lewis, that were used
In the division assembly In June.
1039.
The training period will Include
field maneauvera which will begin
August 39 and end not later than
August 33, the orders atated.
FROST EXPERT TO
El
With the frost season ending of
ficially June 1, Roy J, Rogers, frost
expert, waa preparing today to re
turn to hi atatlon at Pomona Calif.
He was taking down hla shelters pre
paratory to completing hla work here
for the year.
There la little likelihood of frost
appearing now, though a frost haa
been recorded In the valley a late
aa May 37, It was atated at the county
agent's office.
Very little frost ha occurred thla
year, there having been only three
light and scattered smudging!.
Rain last night and today waa de
scribed by the county agent as gen
erally beneficial excepting for small
amount of cut hay.
Truck Merger Approved
WASHINGTON. May 35. (AP) A
Joint board of the interstate com
merce commission recommended that
the Puget Sound -Portland Lines, Inc..
Portland, Ore., and the Oeneral Mo
tor Freight, Inc., of Washington, be
authorized to merge the property and
operating right of the Oeneral Mo
tor Freight. Inc., In the Puget Sound
Portland Lines, Inc.
Conn Rnad Fund High
COQUnXE. Ore.. May 35. (API
More than half a million dollsra of
stat highway funds will be vnt
this year on Cooa county secondary
snd primary roada. aald County Judge
Hugh McLaln today on hla return
from a conference at Salem.
Frensong Queen
EASTERN ORIOOK NORMAL
SCHOOL. LA ORANOE. Ore., May 35.
(API Lucille Ott. of Baker, Mon
day wsa elected queen of evensong
the norms! 'hool.
Stomach Gas
So Bad Seems
To Hurt Heart
"The gat en my ttemaeh was so barf
Ieeuid not sat r sistp. Even my
tsrt Mmd t hurt. A friantf iuq.
pitttd Adttrlka. Thi flrtt doss I took
brought m rallif. Now I itt at I
with, t'tep fln and nevsr f It better.
Mn, J a. Filler.
AdUrika sets eft BOTH Upper an4
lawtr bowels while ordinary Uxatlvss
set en the lower bowel only. Adiorika
fiives ysur system a thorough deans
ng. Bringing out eld. pelsonous matter
that you would not bel'ove wsa in your
systim snd that has been causing eas
puna, sour stomach, nervousness and
hssdschse for months.
Dr. B. L- SAM, Item Jerk, wmmmt
(WAfiM M IMMtfcMrf !). AdUrit
fily fimmmw 9 Un IWilJi."
Give your bowels- s REAL eiesntinej
with Ad'trlka snd hew good you
fci. Jutt one spoonful relieves OA
and stubborn on sti patten
- eJaftMIVS VHIQ ft! ORB -
Livestock
PORTLAND. May 35. ( AP-TJSDA)
HOGS 350; market fairly active, fully
steady; good to choice 106 lb. to 310
lb. drivel ns 11 38-11.36, load lots quot
able to 11.50; 335 to 360 lbs. 10.50
10.75; light lights 10 35-10 76; pack
ing sows 8 35-8 60: choice light feed
er pigs up to 10.00.
CATTLE 100. calves 15: market very
alow, stesdy to weak; load fed steers
unsold, odd head medium 0O0 lb.
steers 8.75; good fed eteera quotable
up to 10-35; few common to medium
steers 6-50-800; low cutter and cut
ter cows 4.005.50; common to medi
um grades 5.75-650; good beef cows
salable around 7-35-8 00; bulla most
ly 6-60-7.35; euttery kinds around
6.00; medium to good vealera 7.50
0.00; choice quotable to 10.00.
SHEEP 300; spring lambs about
stesdy. older clsssea slow, weak to
lower on kinds available; good spring
lambs largely 10.00-10.50; common to
medium grades 800-9.60; common
shorn old crop lambs 6.50-7.00; culls
down to 6.00; good fed Ismbs quot
able to around 9.00; common to me
dium ewes mostly 3 00 -3.3 5; good
kinds up to 4.00-1.
Frldco Prices
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May 35.
(AP-TJSDA) HOGS 636, direct
305; butchers mostly 10 cents higher;
top and bulk good 175 to 19 5 -lb.
weights. 611-50, with 140 tol60-lb.
light lights sorted out 610.60 to most
ly 611.00; weights above 300 lbs. very
scarce; packing sows strong to 35
cents higher, 68.769.60.
CATTLE 236, direct 110. Steers
scarce, nominally steady; load me
dium 895-lb. steers off distillers'
mash 69.35, sorted 8 head; common
and medium 970-lb 68.00; she -stock
In light supply, losd good 960-lb.
grass cows, 67.00, sorted 8 head, fully
35 cents higher, quality considered;
packftge medium grsssers, 85.00; low
cutters snd cutters eligible 63.35$
4.25; bulls quoted 66.60 down. Late
Monday: Six loads Mexicans. $GA0a
7.35; calves 50, practically all direct.
Nominal. Late Monday: Package
choice 180-lb. vealera, 69 00.
SHEEP 3500. direct 1885, holdovers
540. Lambs Irregular, good above 70
lb. weights sesree. strong to about 35
cents higher, lower grades light lambs
around 35 cents lower for two days:
two decks medium to low-good 60 to
67-lb. weights, 68.60 9.00. Ewes
steady; medium and good 104-lb.
shorn" ewes, $3.65; cull to common
98-lb. weights, 6135. Late Monday:
About 300 head good and choice 79
lb. spring lambs 610.00. sorted 10 per
cent; medium and good 59-lb., 69 00;
four decks 59-lb. feeding Ismbs,
68.35.
South San Francisco livestock mar
ket closed May 81.
Portland Produce
Dslry Produce
PORTLAND, May 35. Pj Butter
Prints, A grade. 34c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 35c lb. In cartons: B
grade, parchment wrappers, 33c lb.;
cartona 34 lb.
BUTTER PAT (Portland delivery.'
buying price) A grade, 33-33!4c lb.
country atatlona; A grade 31-3114.C;
B grade 140 less; 0 grsde do leas.
B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET
Price psld producer: Butterfat basis,
55.2 c lb.; milk, 3.7o lb.; surplus.
45.9c lb.; price paid milk board, 67c
lb.
BOOS Buying price by whole
salers: Extra, 30c; standard 17c;
medium 16c; medium firsts 15c; un
dergrade 15c dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling prlee to
retailer: Country killed hogs, best
butcher, under 160 lbs., 13-14c: veal
era. 14-14'c; light and thin, 10-13c:
heavy. 10-I Ic; canner cows. B-ioc;
cutters. 10-13C; bulla 10-1 1c; spring
lamba 18-30c; ewes, 5-10c lb.
Cheese and live poultry unchanged-
Wool
PORTLAND. May 35 (P) Wool
ie3i. nominal; Willamette valley, me
dium 35c lb.; coarse and braids. 33c;
eastern Oregon, fine. 38-30c lb.; me
dium 31-33C lb : crossbred, 33-33C lb.
Flour
PORTLAND. May 35. UP) Domes
tic Flour Selling price, city delivery.
5 to 35-bbl. lots: Family patenta. 98s,
7.65-8.05: bakers' hard wheat. 16 36
8.10: bakers' bluestcm. 66 05-6.35;
blended herd, 16.05-7.40; graham.
66.50-6.70; whole wheat, 67 10-7:30
barrel. '
CHICAGO. May 35. (AP) Wheat
tumbled almost 4 cents bushel lato
todsy for the current month's de
livery here, and about 3 cent for
July and later months. Wheat at
Winnipeg sold down the extreme per
missible limit, 5 cent.
Heavy ralna In part of Kansas
wer reported aa the day drew to an
end. Besides, the first loads of 1937
new crop wheat were reported as
having arrived at Fort Worth. Texas.
At the close. Chicago whest fu
tures were 3'.ja;6H cent under yes
terday finish, Msy 1.33, July
1.161.17; corn to 4 cents down.
May l.34i133. July 1 30 14 1 .30 '.4
and oat unchanged to H off.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 1.34'4 1 3614 131V, 1.3314
July 1.104 1.30 1.1814 1.1614
Sep. 1.18'i I.I8I4 1.16 1.16',
Dec. . . 1 3ni, I 304 1 17H 1 .17".
Chicago Wheat j
DANCE!
TONIGHT
AT DREAMLAND HALL
CLIFF GODDARD'S
RENO RACKETEERS
Featuring "ButUrmilk Bem" Stage Entertainer! and
Dance Band SPONSORED B?
EAGLE'S DRILL TEAM
Men 40c Ladies 20c
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Here Wednesday
Small town life, with Ita gossip.
Its rich human qualities. It friend
liness and It bltterne. Is brought
to the screen of the New Craterlan
theater tomorrow only with th allow
ing of "Girl Love Boy." starring the
team of Eric Ltnden and Cecilia Par
ker. The story of a harum-scsrum son
of a rich father, his msrrlsge to a
gold-digging adventuress, and his
"about-face" when he discovers ths
mesnlng of a real love with th
daughter of a poor seamstress.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, May 35. (API Th
stock market turned In a heavy
footed performance today, losing free
tlona to 3 or more points.
Touching off selling on th home
stretch waa a break of wheat In
Winnipeg to the full allowed limit,
which In turn shook Chlcsgo grslns.
Although late trading brought gen
eral declines, steels were particularly
droopy. Wall Streefa sharp accent
on the probability of higher ateel
production costs waa a factor.
Mct of the session trading was
leisurely, but the pace quickened
toward the close.
Transactions approximated 800.000
share.
Today's closing price for 33 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 3S4
Am. Can - B9
Am. ic Fgn. Pow. 74
A. T. & T 168
Anaconda 8414
Atch. T. & S. r. 83 '4
Bendlx Avia 30j
Beth. Steel 854
Caterpillar Tract. ........ 01'4
Chrysler lll'i
Coml. Solv 14
Curtlsa-Wrlght - 5
DuPont 189
Oen. Elec 534
Gen. Food - 39J4
Gen. Mot 86 '.4
Int. Harvest 108
I. T. ic T 114
Johns-Man. 139
Monty Ward 61
North Amer 36 14
Penney (J. C.) 91 Vi
Phillips Pet 66!4
Radio 9
Sou. Pac 5314
Std. Brands - 133i
St. Oil Csl 43 4
St. Oil N. J. 664
Trans. Amer 13'
Union Carb .....T 100',4
Unit. Aircraft . ; L 35'4
U. S. Steel 974
Dairy.
SACRAMENTO. Calif.. May 35.
(AP) Churning cream butterfat:
First grade, 37; eecond grade, 36.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 38. (AP
USDA) Butter: Score, 03, 33; 91-33;
90-31: 19-39.
Obituary
Clyde Lee Martin
Funeral services for Clyde Lee
Martin, who died at hla home In
Rogue River, Ore., Msy 33. have been
changed, and will be held it the
Rock Point cemetery near Oold Hill.
Ore., tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'
clock. The Rev. E. S. Bartlam. offi
ciating. Perl funeral home In charge.
Lucia Maria Gardener
Lucia Maria Gardener, 3d, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Raphael, Garden
er, Sr., well known residents of Lake
Creek, passed away at a local hos
pital late Monday evening.
Miss Gardener was horn In the
Lake Creek community June 15, 1007
and spent her entire lifetime there
where she leaves a host of friends.
Besides her parents, she leaves
three brothers and two sisters, Ben
nett Osrdener; Mrs. E. C. Nygren;
Mrs. I. W. Prey and Raphael Osrden
er, Jr., sll of Lake creek, and Vic
tor Osrdener of Medford.
Funeral service will be held at
the Conger chapel at 3:00 p. m
Thursday. Interment will be In the
Central Point cemetery.
Truckmen Contene
PORTLAND, Ore.. Msy 35 (AP)
The Allied Truck Owners of Oregon
closed Its annual convention yester
dsy by launching itaw-wlde pro
gram to acqulant the public with the
trucking servlc. thi expsnded
board of directors will Include one
voting member from each state district.
In Mystery Film
" r w aa
Jane Darwell haa one of the fea
tured leads tn "The Great Hospital
Mystery," uproarious but yet teem
ing drama of a great hospital terror
Ixed by an unseen killer running
loose In the corridors, which plsys
at the Rlatto theater for tomorrow
I and Thursday only In the added fea
ture, with "Thunder In the City,"
starring Edward G. Robinson.
Thomas Beck and Sally Blane have
the romantic leada In "The Great
Hospital Mystery." while Lull Deste.
a newcomer from Exirope. Nigel Bruce
and Constance Collier support Rob
inson In "Thunder In the city.'
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BE A BLUE BRIDE
TIP 10 TOE
MONTB, France, May 35. ( AP)
Willis Simpson may be a bride In
blue from tip to toe.
Pierre, one of Paris better known
coiffeurs, asserted today he had been
asked to come to the chateau Cande
on May 31 to tint the dark hair of
the future Duchess of Windsor a
dark blue to go with her eyea and
the wedding gown of blue ahe will
wear on June 3.
That waa one tidbit of the day's
news about the Chateau de Cande,
where the whir of the lawnmower
rose and died In springtime cadence
for an hour this afternoon.
At the handle was the Duke of
Windsor, the man who once was
king.
Herman L. Rogers, the chateau's
American spokesman, gave out some
thing else. He let It be known there
would be no entertainment for the
wedding guests on the night before
the nuptials.
That was tn keeping with ths quiet
tone of the ceremony.
The couple will be married with a
double ring ceremony In ths music
room of the Crateau Cande, a source
close to the household disclosed to
day. The rings to bind the troth of the
abdicated monarch and the woman
for whom he gave up his throne, will
be exchanged during the French civil
ceremony to be performed by Dr.
Charles Mercter. the mayor of Monts,
on June 3.
The wedding party, the source de
clared, will assemble to the music
of a wedding march played by the
famoua French organist, Marcel Du
pre, on the organ in the library.
Lost Youngsters Found
EUGENE, Ore., May 28, (AP) Two
youngaters. Audrs Tsyl' . 13, and BUI
Robinson, 14. were safe and sound
today after separtlng from a group
of students on a week-end outing
snd spending the night In the rough
country near Pary mountain. A
searching party found them wslklng
down a dry creek bed.
Stated Communication of
Reames Chapter. O. E. 6.,
Thursday evening. May 37th,
at 8 o'clock. Initiation and
social night. Visiting mem
bers Invited. Hattle M. Alden, Secy.
CORNS CURED
AA WmM' t.lih.it Mrs nr.
CSO Oil iVs-Otl lairlMM. inn
9JVVV fcMk unlM Kn lltli off I.
i. Hi.aiM Mllhavt Hln. N.
voino' iiRta CORN-OFF
STORF.
(3D
Today and Wednesday
Busting Into head- 0 J I
lines was her spe- I
dally . - I f, ., '
"Girl On The
Front Page
starring
EDMUND
LOWE
GLORIA
STUART
REGINALD
DENNY
Plu Added TreaUl
"OUR GANG" COMEDY
Notelty News
n
On Roxy's Bill
Edmund Low and Gloria Stuart
In "The Olrl on tha Front Page."
playing at the Roxy theater today and
tomorrow.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 35. (API
Th port of Portland filed a lllll
Intervening libel ault agslnst the
Italian motorship Peltre today for
drydock charites.
Too Late to Classify
BOARD AND ROOM
Neat, attractive rooms and good fam
ily meal. Tie Eaat Main.
DEAN fl-h p. motor part. Crystal
Springs packing Co., So. pir.
WANTED 1S00 or 1800-lb. gentle
horse. Phone S13-J.
WANTED Barber. Hotel Jackson
Barber Shop.
OE BAUER APTS., th and Oakdale.
'33 DODGE 9 Sedan; new paint, e
wheels, trunk rack, new tires.
'31 Chev. coupe, rumble seat, e
wheels, new pslnt.
Will trsde '30 Chev. truck for wood.
Haw aprlnger cow for salt, also
saddle horse.
MEAD MOTOR CO., Id So. Fir.
30 ACRES, above Old Stage road:
house, garage, fine building site;
700.
ALSO 180 acres; 60 aerea cultl
vatel: so acre water right; Little
Applegate; good range, plenty tim
ber. ALSO 40-acre dairy ranch, all
stocked: good bulldlnga, with crop:
Bear creek bottom.
ALSO 336 aerea stock and dairy
ranch, with crops; good buildings;
8s acre cultivation; timber and
good pasture.
ALSO 2'i lots: fin location, paved
atreet, 150 ft. frontage with 160
water certificate: close In.
CONFECTIONERY store good pay
Ing business; excellent location.
Several city and suburban home.
Everything In Real Estate.
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IN THE HEART 0? THE CITY
POM SALE Family milk OOW. 535 B.
ju Tarsia.
FOR SALE Practically new collap-
loi Daoy carnage, rnon 1103-Y,
CAPABLE WOMAN wants housework.
515 S. Tvy.
1039 STUDEBAKER Coach; good tire.
perfect running order: a-K) casn-510-R-3.
DRIVING to Berkeley Thursday; wish
two passengers to am and anar
expense. Phone 580-J-3.
CHEV. fl-cyl. coup, perfect every wayf.
Blue eeai guarantee, a bargain aa
only (339.00. Your car In trad.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodga and Plymouth.
FOR TRADE Ford truck, licensed for
wooa. 133 B. Riverside.
FOR RENT 40 acre. 30 Irrigated,
mw. u. r. ooren, nagie roint.
SPECIAL
Tou can get Goodrich Balloon Wrlnay
er Rolls and part for 1) make
of washing machines. Including
electric motors and gaa engine mo
tor service at cut rate prices. Flynn
Electric Service. 131 w. Main. Tel.
107.
WANTED Experienced atenographer.
Address Box 3437, Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Circulating heaWr, aist
buffet, 5: wicker set. 15, radio,
IS: bedroom ault. 1B: table-,
lampa, etc Turn left at Howard
school. Hardy.
FOR SALE Kitchen rang with ootla.
or win trsae ior trailer. Turn toj
left at Howard school. A. V. Hardy,
FOR SALE Wood range. Maytag
warming mactune, 2 oeaa, iruit jar
and other household good. 801,
Chestnut.
WANTED Woman to coma In horn
and cook and car for 3 children.
All time preferable. Immediately.
Box 3440, Tribune.
WANTED '30 to '84 model car, good
condition. Box 3371, Tribune.
FOR SALE 5 milk cow, 5 yearling
ncurrs. o oaoy neirer caivea, good
set harneaa, milk cans, cream sepa
rator. A. A. Lewis, East Evan
creek road. Rogue River, Or.
GUARANTEED PAINTING, tlm pay.
menu. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
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